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Show 12B The Salt LakeTYibune Friday, November Sputtering Golden Eagle Road Show To Make Appearance in Kalamazoo - Broadway show, continues a Midwest run with three appearances in three different towns this weekend and three specific objectives in mind. two-wee- k In the next make its 1984-8- hours, Salt Lake will debut in Kalamazoo Friday at 5:30 p.m. against the Eastern Division-leadinWings, will make its first ever appearance in Fort Wayne, Ind Saturday night, and will conclude an eight games-in-tw- o weeks trip with a return engagement in Milwaukee Sunday afternoon. But Salt Lake Coach Tom Webster insists the Eagles wont be going along for the ride. 72 5 g 2 goals-again- two-ma- George Gangon. who ranks second in the 1HL behind former Eagle Rick Heinz of Peoria now that Marc has been elevated to the American Hockey League, or Shawn Kilroy will be in the nets for Kalamazoo, which leads the Eastern D vision record and is unbeaten in with a two previous home appearances this season. Gangon enters Fridays enrecord ar.d 2.27 counter with a GA, while Kilroy is close behind at 1 44-1- 9 DA-mo- (29-20- 1 finally told the guys to concentrate on getting more shots the other night against Peoria, noted Webster. I honestly thought the shots were a lot closer than what the statistics showed. But it gets back to the same thing. We've had some good shots. They just arent going in. I e 0-- The Eagles were a meager on the power play until Gary DeGrio goal jammed in a with 1 04 to play against Peoria Wednesday night to leave Salt Lake on the year. Webster hopes to get the power play clicking by putting center Scott MacLeod on the point and stationing DeGrio in frort of the net to create more opportunities. Its not that we haven't had our share of opportunities, pointed out Webster after the Eagles dropped a decision at Peoria Wednesday Utah-Rick- 10-- 5 After losing its last three games and four of five on this eight-gamroad trip, Webster will turn his attention to three basic elements against Kalamazoo Friday all of which involve Salt Lakes sputtering offense. First, the Golden Eagle coach will concentrate on getting a few more shots on goal. Second, he will continue to refine the Eagles power play, which is an anemic through Salt Lakes initial seven games. And, third, Webster hopes to find an offensive chemistry that will produce goals, meaning he may make more line changes. 6-- 2 goal-tende- one-side- d , Special to The Tribune PRICE Eight former athletes or coaches from the area wll be inducted into the new Carbon County Hall of Fame this weekend, with the actual ceremonies taking place between halves of the College of Eastern s College football game SaiutJay afternoon The eight candidates or their representatives will be honored at a banquet here Friday night. Those to be installed are the late Jackson Jewkes, former player and coach; Luke Pappas, an attorney who played for the University of Utah; Rex Berry, former BYU star and defensive captain of the San Francisco 49ers of the NFL; Joe Tangaro, former Ute lineman and professional wrestling champion, and Lou Mele, former Ute back and former coach. Also inducted will be Angelo Maha-laris- , former top athlete; A1 Passic, veteran semipro baseball player; and Pres Summerhays, former Carbon and University of Utah coach, golfer, baseball and ski booster. power play opportunities. Theres no doubt about it, said Wefcster. "Thats how you win hoc key games Webster has his choice of twi against Kalamazoo Friday, but both have yet to record a victory in a Golden Eagle uniform. Former CHL and AHL veteran Paul Fricker has played well in his two starts, but rookie Mario Proulx (0-- with a 7.5 average) wll get the start if Webster stays wth his n rotation since Fricktr took the loss in Peoria Wednesday. night. Weve had our chances, but we just aren't putting the puck in the net. Were still trying to be too fine. W ere trying to make the tough play instead of making the little passes and taking advantage of the opportunities in front of the net. We should be scoring on a few rebounds, for instance. But we dont have anyone in position to capitalize. The Eagles offensive troubles were illustrated by their first and last game of this road trip, both of which losses to unbeaten Pewere on the seaoria. Salt Lake, now son, was outshot 19-- in the first period and for the game Wednesday against the Rivermen. The shot dif) ferential was closer in the road trip opener in Peoria, yet the beating. Eagles absorbed an Special to The Tribune KALAMAZOO, Mich. The Golden Eagles road show, which might be in jeopardy of closing if it were a Cowboys Favored to Win As Giants Go lor Sweep Carbon Will Ind net Eight Groats Into Hall of Fame 2, 1V1 with a solid 2.86 GA. Utes Offer Season Jim MacRae leads the Wings in scoring with four goals and four assists, while defenseman Bill Sehaf-haushas six points on two goals and four assists. Rookie Brent Saper-gi- a continues to lead the Golden Eagles with two goals and six assists, although Randy Gilhern closed within a point with three goals and four assists after collecting his third goal of the season Wednesday in Peoria. Basketball Tickets The University of Utah is again We need to take advantage of our 1 again Dallas. Experts are asking, however, can lightning strike twice in one season for the Giants? New York beat the Cowboys 28-- earlier in the campaign and a victory Sunday would mark its first season sweep of Dallas since 37-1- 3 tory Miami continues as the only unbeaten team in the National Football pick to League and is rated a make it 10 in row this season when the Dolphins continue a northern York swing with a game at the New Jets. Miami boiooed Buffalo 38-- last Sunday, while the Jets were dropping encounter to New England a that put them in a second place tie with the Patriots in the American Football Conference Eastern Divithree games behind Miami. sion 7 1963. Oddsmakers figure the Cowboys home advantage makes Dallas a favorite to remain on top of seven-- 7 point the National Football Conferences Eastern Division despite some reports of dissension on the club. 30-2- 0 Coach Tom Landry went so far as to threaten players with a $1,000 fine and perhaps suspension if they make In other Sunday games, Cleveland is at Buffalo, Houston at Pittsburgh, Kansas City at Seattle, New England at Denver. San Diego at Indianapolis, Green Bay at New Orleans, Los Angeles Rams at St. Louis, Philadelphia at Detroit, Tampa Bay at Minnesota, Cincinnati at San F'rancisco and Los derogatory remarks about their dub to the press. I told the players early in the season that the most important quality you can have when you are a championship club is that you are not critical of other people in your organization Landry said earlier in the week. Angeles Raiders at Chicago. Atlanta in Washington Monday night. plays We have enough critics outside of the team to have critics inside the team. I stressed that as being very of- e basketball season fering tickets where two season-lontickets can be purchased for the price of one. There is a limited quantity of the two-fer- s remaining and can be purchased by contacting the Special Events Center ticket office. Utahs season begins with an exhibition game against Victoria, B C., Nov. 14, with the first regular-seasogame Nov. 23 against g Salt Lake hasnt won since rallying for four goals in the third period on Oct. 26 to record a 2 victory The Giants, off to one of their bet ter starts in recent years with a 5 record that puts them a game behind Dallas and St Louis took advantage of a weakened Washington pass defense last Sunday that resulted in quarterback Phil Simms throwvicing for two touchdowns in a By United Press International Those lightning bolts the Giants threw at the Washington Redskins last week may bring out the thunder Sunday in a New York visit to "If we re going to have a chance against Miami, were go.ug to need an all-oeffort by everybody, said Jets coach Joe Walton, who is hopeful quarterback Pat Ryan can completely recover from a slight concussion in the New England game to direct traffic against the Dolphins. said important for the team, Landry. If we can understand that, then maybe we will get back to the Super Bowl some day." Landry said he would start Danny White in place of Gary Hogeboom at "It's a long way to the end of the season and we have to get ourselves quarterback for the second straight week, but said he would alternate them as the situation warrants. n back up. Salt Lake Tribune Sports Scoreboard Jets 7, Flyers Wmoeg Phiadetcna 2 2 -7 2 0 24 First Period 1, Winnipeg, Eiieft 2 (Hawer-chuMacLean), 4 58 7. Philadelphia, Howe 4 724 3, Winnipeg, (Ron Sutter McCnmmon), Mullen 2 (Hawercnuk, Steen), 1135, (pp) 4, 10 (Howe, Zezet), 1652 Philadelphia, Ptopp Phi (roughing), 547 Steen, Wm (tripping), 624, Hawerchuk. Win Craven Phi (roughing), Ivi. (roughing) Picard, Wm (hooking), 7 50 Ron Sutter, Phi (broking), 1105. Brown, Phi (fighting), 12 49 Win Kvte, Wn (fighting), 12 49, MacLean (tripping), 1803 Second Period 5, Winnipeg, Wilson 2 (McBain, Pootev), 5 57 6, Winnipeg, Mullen 3 1826. (po) MacLean), (Hawerchuk, Wm (holding), 2 58, Brown, Phi (roughing), 1529, Boschman, Win (roughing), 15 29 Armel, Wm (game misconduct), 15.29, 1805. Phi (tripping), McCnmmon 2 Picard Third Penod-- 7, Winnipeg, MacLean), 033 8 Philadelphia, (Hawerchuk Craven 5, 2 22 9, Winnipeg, Lukowich 2 9 43 10, Winnipeg, Watters), Boschman, Smail 4 (Steen, Lundholm), 1317 11, Philadel4 Tocchet!, 14 59 (Hachborn, phia, Smisaio Penalties-Pica- rd, Win (tripping), 4 46 Kvte, 7 38, Win (fighting), Brown, Phi (fighting, game misconduct), 7 38 Watters, Wm (roughing), 943, Tocchet, Phi (roughing), 9 43 Fly- Shots on Thursday's Games Boston 7. Quebec Montreal 6, N Y Islanders 5, OT Winnipeg 7, Philadelphia 4 Caigary 9, Detroit 5 Friday's Games Hartford at Buffalo, 7 35 pm Minnesota at New Jersey 7 35 o m Winnipeg at Detroit. 7J5 om 935 pm Chicago at Edmonton Saturday's Games Boston at Montreal. 805 pm Buffalo at Hartford, 735 pm N Y Islanders at Quebec. 735 o m 805 pm NY Rangers at Pittsburgh 7 35 p m New Jersey at Washington Minnesota af Philadelphia, 735 pm Toronto a Los Angeles 1035 pm 805 om Chicago at Vancouver Calgary at St Louis 835 om Sunday's Games NY Islanders at Boston 705 om Edmonton at Winnipeg 805 om Flames 9, Wines Edwards '8 10 Micaief (3 Lemeim ?j shots third 8 8 Detnt 14 10 47, second Bruins 0ubc 7, Nordiques0 1 I I fcnnn lor (hghlmgi. 26 yiaw maior K.ghi,ngi 1609 CourlnaH 1109 Snols on Coal Quebec 6 6 Gossetm Goalies Quebec laves) Boston Peelers (12 Releree-R- on Hoggarih '39 16 Bos'on 12 shots 14 12 Friday's Games lae at Kaamazoo, 530 om Tooc a' hd.anapoits 2 500 2 2 00 Haks 118, - 18 Tvr 26 Footed goal McGee Total rouis Los Angeles 28 SeatRebounds Los Angeles 41 (Johnson 10)Los 15) Assists Seattle 43 (Chambers Angeles 29 (Johnson 14), Seattle 26 (Henderson 7 A 070 1Wood 20) Technics- -5- 2 7 18 10 4 12 25 7 5 16 13 8 WJkins 8 Carr Rjssen 4 7 24 11 Totals 0 7 10 4 114 5 29 72 38 27 28 30 Cup Wightman - Thursday 14 5C vers Rebounds-Detr- oit Atlanta 41 iLevnyston lb 23 (Thomas Assis's-De'9) Atlanta 21 27 Atian'a Wiibams 61 Total 34 Technicals Rivers Atlanta illegal defense of result the 1984 Wightman piaved here m Cue Anna oei Croft Great Arman det Moulton United States 6 ' 5 7 6 4 Chris f ver i.tovd united States det Anne Hobbs Bna n 6 2 6 2 Stockholm Tennis - Results ot STOlkhCMM Sweden AP matches n 'he SJ I. 300 Sto knoim Thursday IpnniS arxiavian Open Lhamp.vships waved he Out- -R 13 John Stfkes Second Round nr(ie New v M( w up b ta ieX i i iVayiav Arr.y tr, det Sia'ey ass Swwen Stewa,( ( W (joutJes Second Round Irv a aM NaS'AV AV 7ft un'fd Sieve S'atrs sxl 6 H'a' "a Jet m f 76 Ci"tic 6 Ganlne agfml t' 4 3 Dae r '' I! ?2 4 0 4 4 4 ?6 4 4 0 0 4 4 8 VVBA Standings A Corine 78 fervor Failed out Green Assists-- Denver Denver 9i Ch 29 79 31 30 7- 4- 113 X) None Redounds -- c huago Denver 5' Na" Dune isse Vv'hews ago 15 Jordan ago 'Evans h Toa' Kjts-(- hc -- -9 58 :9 86 000 Breeders Cup Entries fteia tor me The ore entered Cui' horse November 10 MJon Bonic Light Chief's Crown Corvert Hall DauPh-abuieu Image of Greatness FVxj des Hour Strip Oh.o Secretary General s Love Spend A B'ck Spestasuiar Pmspeit Flm JuvenAe MAe Purse Si MAbor f esa any Dusty Hear F'ne Sb'r,t Folk Ar' Frans Va'nt'rf Got Pi You Rjnrr (Xj'Standingiv Fark A;oe ra'e s Gvw Savanna) '.at ng Weekend J)e gnt Bessaraba Furlongs Mor Purse SI Aras A" A Ud'h'artan lk irnos vf ommpmorae f Mania Pvasure Pat ityiog ' Si a ng Wag,f Pf Cav Thumsa ss 'v Ta'en' Reech Tracy, Cotfne Sod Bod me Sra Tunar in Adore! ear ian Nevif Hero s Nghl Mwer Pego Rn.a Hern and Sha'D Sar Chmce 1gh-Tsunam. 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CUPPERS (107) '4 34 13 WdlOn 5 ' Johnson 4 4 14 NiOr 8 ' 5 6 21, Sm 'h Donaldson 11 10 8 5 19 7 5 White Bnogpmar 5 Gordon 0, Cage 0 0 0 0 0 TcMis Daer Ru Sports Transactions t Miwjee 129. Bulls 113 Nuggets 2 13 3 - Pass 'g J imo HOUSTON (109) 7 11 2 13, Sampson 115 McCray 6 10 25 Lucas 6 8 10 Uovd Oa'uwon 10 11 0 0 0 Re.d 9 18 0 0 8 14 2 2 18 Petersen 0 '8 Wiggins 4 Me 4, Hoilms 2 2 2 0 T otais 47 4 Dowell ord 1519 109 KANSAS CITY (106) Johnson 8 19 10 I? 26 Oberdmg 13 4 6 6. 4 5 8 Drew 11 ? 2 16 Theus Thompson 11 2 3 8 Wnodson Meriweather 2 18 6 J 4 I Base 0 4 0 0 0 Tnorpe Knight 3 5 0 16 Totals 34 78 38 48 106 31 26 27 Houston 3 Kansas City 22 29 uuted o ' Sampyy' Rebounds Houston 13 50 Oaiuwnn Kansas C ty 45 (Thompson 8 on 31 L at 8) Kansas O'v ?C 40 Otberdihg 51 T0tai MnsasCv 18 Te City me 2 A Hw.s'on uiegai defense ga de'pr'se 1'640 i Swtera'd j V Jimmy Coervys Vs 6 6 6 Henri l e in1p f 'ary e B.1U Anders Jar r y 0 Se-)'a' orfv M jhgary 6 0 6 Sw.h' "d Jet Gme jacb Miau 6 2 6 0 Maer Gu tsad Tomas Sm.d ' husjrA a te 7 " W"h son Ashev be S 6 16 4 rK stn,.,, A de4 Hans Simonsstn Sweden k 4 a Thud Round VH J.S'1 Ma'S w. lander jnnat S vr Sweden 6 2 6 Of Joax m NyStro''1 V 6 109, Kings 108 572 NBA Basketball, Utan Jazz vs SuoenSonics from Las Veils, KSL 105 - 956 22 43 1160 '6 21 43 (caoti 8.30 Seat' NEW YWK (105) 12 Bann ster 4 8 King 10 ?0 5 8 25 15 18 Soarrow 7 '0 Cjmm,ogs 2 5 Tuct-e3 8 0 2, Walker 6 Or 4 Lar'e 2 Grunfeid 2 5 14 Baiev 4 Totais it V '2 3 Roomson 6 871 CHICAGO ui3) Wh(jiridge 9 '5 Ca Jones 2 s l USA St L T B 107, Knicks 105 Clippers i Green, House, 7 Breeder's Harness Racing pm fillies, Crown championship for ESPN (cable) 7 pm Boxmg lightweights Frjnk Randan and Ezzard Cnames Adams 'aoc-- Oct 17 n 14 E Johnson G.enn Detroit A Santa Pouted iLaimoeer Wiliams 10 Rivers 0 1430 ANTONIO (IZ3) 4 6 8, Mitchell 33 Banks 16 Gilmore 15, Gervm 8 18 Moore 12, Paxson '5 8, Jones 4 0 Rooertson 10, Roberts 2 0 Totals I?j GOLDEN STATE (108) 0 10 14, Smith Johnson 14 23 Sncv Fiovd Whitehead 7 110-8 Aieksmas 0 0 8rai2 0 4 Connor 3 Thibeaux 0 0 0 Burft 6 W'lson Plummer 4 Totals 108 20 38 33 San Antonio 25 25 30 Gfltien State Fnuipn out Jones Rebouds-S- an Ato nio 42 'Giimore 12) Golden Sate 58 15' Assists San Antonie 29 'Moore !0i Goid en S'ate 26 'Fiod 5) Tota1 fcuis-- Sa Ao'-.28 Golden State 26 A 3 980 V 22 TV SPORTS Hece are the sporting events 10 ne broadcast bv 'ocai television and radio scions 5J0 pjtl ihl Hockey Salt take Golden Eagles a Kalamazoo, KRGO 1550 and KLO Spurs 123. Warriors 108 SAN 7 6 The Latest Line ' Ml 16 5 130 - 114 2 V:cMMI9SIOUER PORTLANO (130) 12 Drexier 21, Vanoewegne 12 24 M Thompson 16, Paxson 12 28, Valentine 19, Carr 0 Bowie 2, Colter 2, Kersev 37 0 6 Totals 130 PHOENIX (139) Adams 17, Nance 44, Edwards 18, Holton 6, Scott 3 4, P ttman 22 10, Humphries 2 17, Robev 2 Sanders 0, Foster 0 2 0 8, Macv 13, Jones 139 Totals ) 13 25 21 9 3 26 Pontand 26 22 26 29 9 13 Phoenix Fouled out Drexier, Vaientme Bowie, PortAdams. Nance Edwards Rebounds land 49 'Drexier Carr 10), Phoenix 74 (Nance 17) Assets Portland 72 (Valentine 6) 28 (Macv 9) Total fouls Portland 40, 42 Phoemx Technicals Portland bench, Thompson Phoenix assistant coach B'anchi Thomas Jonnyy 2 7 2 4 6 2 4 4 14 Th.rdkiii OO Ben 2 Lowe C jreton 4 Rockets LONDON iAP the openmy round Tennis Tournament OFFICE 34 tle L p.m Edmonton Winnipeg winner a British 430 pm iundav, Navam tm If Gry Cup at Edmontun. 3 JO pm 3 Bill Hinds & uOCTM 37 22 Suns 139, Blazers - 667 118 0 A 45' Gone Ptavofh At Sundays Gamat Dtvtuon fenvfruft pm Montreal at Hamilton Edmonton at Winnipeg 4 pm I) DMuon Fnaft Monday, V winner at Toronto 250 Thursday's Games Detroit 116 Atlanta 114 Houston 109, Kansas City 106 Denver 129 Chicago 113 Phoenix 139, Portland 130, 3 OT L A Clippers 107, New York 105 San Antonio 123 Golden State 108 Seat'ie 105 L A Lasers 103 Friday's Games Detroit at Boston, 7 30 pm Dabas at Philadelphia 730 pm Milwaukee at Washington. 730 pm Indiana at Cleveland, 8 pm Seattle vs Utah at Las Vegas, 930 pm San Antonio at LA Lakers, 1030 om Saturday's Games Indiana at New Jersey. 7 30 pm Washington at Atlanta 730 pm Phoenix a Danas, $30 pm New York at Houston 830 pm Denver at Kansas City, 830 pm Cleveland at Milwaukee, 9pm Por'iand a LA Clippers. 10 30 pm Utan at Goioen S'ate 11 pm Sunday's Games New York at San Antonio 9 pm Portland a LA Lakers 1030 om Sa v.a CFL Playoffs A 333 3 V ATLANTA (114) levingston 19 0 Brow' -l ng 500 2 000 0 -1 CKte 000 2 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Games Scheduled V iwauKee Muskegon a fort Wavne Saturday's Games Sa" take a' For Wayne 6 om peor a a ToieOi a' tndianaoous 0 -1- 250 Laimoeer Tr'puka CampoeH son 18 Boston Middleton 4 .5 U Firs. Period- -1 1. 2 Blum, Boi, maior lligniingi Penalties 2 22 Bourque Cole, Que. maior (figtitingi S6 Moron 2 Que Boi Bos (holding) 6 39, Lmseman, (washing), ISOS (roughing), II 10 MoKer. Que , Second Period-- 2. Queoec Marois 2 twes-lev4 4 24 3, Bcslon. Simmer A Stastny), Pena"ies-Moii- er. (Bouroue, Middleton), IS2I (w 5433 Rornetort Que (interference) Bos (charging B'um, 1(325. (boarding). Que 1203 Wester 1035, O'Connell, Bos (nooning) Que (Washing), 14 29 Bourque Bos 'hooking I9J6 1 Lmseman Boston Third Pertod-- 4. 4 Nilll, 2 42 S Boston OLonne (Kasoer, 9 II 6 Boston. Brers 2 (Bourque, Fergus) 2 9 56 Boston. Sik (Fergus Courtnam, fergus 5 (Markwarl, Mill), 1134 I Boston Penai'ies-Hun- ier Que 1313 (Courlnad). Bos served hr Jl, Peelers, (rougning). Bos 31 Connell O (washing), Markwarl 332 31. Blum Bos 'ewnngi 'rougning). 2 18 Manr tXje Dutour, Que (elbowing) 2 18, Cur' an Bos mivonduct misconduct. 12 12 MS (Lyr'inyl maior 711 Moaer, Que Bos' maior (lignnng'. 12 12 Bell Que mawr manr Bos minor (hgnllngl, IS 26, Ma'kwar' 15 Milwaukee Chicago Detroit Atlanta Indiana Cleveland Pistons int a 1000 2 Rounded F 0 GB Central Division Mondou Hail Referee-B- ob 2 DETROfT (118) r) Goaiies-Caig- arv Philadelphia Boston Washington New York New Jersey Pet. L W West Division No COMMlSSHOKltR. Three-po- Alarrhc Dtvtvon Jeff Millar AMP YOUR UMPIRE EALAPY APSTFWiONJ PROVES- - WE GOTOtJC- A 24 29 22 18 By f we PCl5iV JJAf.W 105 Lakers Seattle LA IHL Standings 4 Tank .McNamara H 2 21 Penalties None (Tremoiay) Snots on goal New York 6 Montreal 234 Goaies New York Smith (34 shofs-?) Soetaerr (00 saves) Montreal Penney 312 16 3rd period, Refere- e- Andv Van Henemona -9 3 4 Catgarv I 2 -S Detrort 1, Detroit Yier First Period Duguav man), 5 52 2 Caigary Remhar 8 tMacinms 2 3 Detroit Larson Nilsson), 7)4 (po) (Ogiodntck, Yzerman), 1153 too' 4 Cagarv 5 1821 3 Remnarti Maclnnis (Nilsson ipp1 Caigary, Kromm 6 18 45 Penaie- sDet (tnpomgi 609 PeohnsKi Cai interCai Peotmsiu etbovmgi ference), 1623, Foster Det (slashing1 1623 Ladouceur Det (hokl.na), 1637 Caigary Loob 3 Rem Second Perioo- -6 Kromm 7 hart), 0(h39 7 Calgary Remnar' 9 .Beers Loob), 3 47 8 Caigary 9 Beers Eioranfa Caigary. Loob), 905 Nilsson). 1735 10 Detroit Yzerman 3 iSm.m va Pena'ties-KonroCa1 1803 OgrodnidO. 402 Maclnnis Cai .tross Checking), 1130 For Third Period-- 11 Caigary W.iso 108 12 Detroit larson 3 anta. Maclnnis) 13 5 42 Deroi' ipo1 Bowirev) (Duguav. 8 10 14 Ca'gav Gare 4 (Manno Chaiupa Pena1 1307 Baiter Wmon 6 (Patterson, 3 53 Macoun lias Hunter, Cat lefbowmgi r p 4 51 Det Fos'er Cai 1355 Cai I'nppmg ping), 838 Courteau 9 13 De'roit Shots on Goai Caigary saves, tan Montreal 11, 103 LAKERS 103) 10 0 W'lkes 10, Scott 24, Jonnson 18 Cooper 14, Worthy 11 McAooo 5, McGee H, 0 Totals 28 39 CD Songgs SEATTLE (105) 19 20, Wood Chambers 18 17, Sikma Henderson 15 6 McCorSobers Vranes 0 0 0 0 McCray Bnnowski mick 0 0 0 Totals 35 82 10 Biackweii 0 Second Period 3 New York Bos'.. 15 (B Sutter Potvm). 3334 Montreal Chabot McPhee 2, McPhee), 524 5 Montreal 1124 6 New York Bossy 16 iTonefli), 1209 7, Montreal, Hunter 3 (Ludwig, Smith) 12218 Montreal Nasiund 2 (Trembiav Mondou), 13 169 Montreal Hunter 4 (Smith, Lafteur) 1421 NY Potvm (do Penalties (holding) Carton-nea1402 NY le(bowing) 6 32 Gillies 19 48 Mon (interference) Third Period 10. New York Bossy 17 (B Sutter Jonsson), 4 52 Penalty Jonsson, NY (holding). 5 40 Overtime Lakers 10a. SuperSomcs LOS ANGELES Ramois 2 nvw Xl' n.yhi with a tS litaln V.ln Krqh, rw'lWT 10 k.nq 4 is a w umtnr 15 ( O |